tractor tyres

  1. Agriland RSS

    Watch: Machinery – Kubota updates compact telehandler

    Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Kubota is a large corporation with the resources to back the development of its product ranges, both from an engineering point of view and the sales and marketing angle. Yet, it is also Japanese, and tends to be cautious about jumping on bandwagons or...
  2. W

    Spring drilling

    Anyone managed to grab bits? I grabbed some real light bits but any clay and it’s a wet shitty mess. Not sure when to throw the towel in and go for sfi
  3. Farmer Fin

    Idiots guide to sowing with a one pass

    Have bought a 4m one pass with tank on front. First time doing our own. What do I need to know / would be usefull hints? One of my first questions is how many headland runs to do? We are on 28 m tramlines and have had some contractors do 5 and some do 6 dependent on the field. Are people just...
  4. T

    water in tubeless tyres

    is putting water in tubeless tractor tyres to try and acheive more grip a good idea? i know they used to put it in tubed tyres back in the day. any thoughts for and against greatly appeciated.
  5. Cowabunga

    Tanker puncture

    On the main road. Only a mile from home but six miles from destination, the old HiSpec 10,000 litre tanker’s Ukrainian tyre gave out. It was nearly dark on the Saturday night and had to park it and tractor up on the lay-by. The same lay-by that the Same conked out at a few months ago [it’s still...
  6. H

    Ploughing charge per hour.

    Not sure if I'll be doing any ploughing this year but looking at changing to a per hour charge rather than per acre. That's for a 4f reversible at 16" on a 150hp tractor. Some fields I do you can do 1.5 acre per hour or even a little more. However more often than not I'm down at an acre or...
  7. David1968

    You know you're a stockman tractor driver when.....

    You can't use the foot throttle because it's frozen to the mud on the floor :bag:
  8. Agriland RSS

    Dairy farms need to be ‘somewhere people want to work’

    Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland A recent dairy conference in Ballynahinch highlighted labour issues on Northern Irish dairy farms relating to working hours. Organised by the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE), dairy adviser, Anna Truesdale, said Northern...
  9. A

    Faulty tyres?

    How common are faulty tractor tyres? Today I found out that the supplier has rejected a claim on a rear tyre
  10. Agriland RSS

    Machinery Focus: Road loping, power hopping and Goodyear tyres

    Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland Goodyear is once again moving forward in the agricultural tyre world with the introduction of what is something of a departure for the brand, a range of wheel centres to fit its Low Sidewall (LSW) tyres. As tractors get bigger, there is a growing...
  11. Grassman

    Compaction worse with wide tyres?

    https://www.futurefarming.com/smart-farming/why-do-wide-tires-cause-deeper-soil-compaction-science-explains/
  12. X

    River Bank Erosion

    Has anyone here done any work to protect river banks from getting eroded? Got a river flowing along our boundary and it is starting to undermine a tree on the bank at a bend in the river. I'll not have access to get a digger in to do work - unless the contractor can get in upstream. I was...
  13. charlie94

    Christ it's wet

    Anyone else normally drilled up by now and not started. Ditches are down and water is getting away but it's sitting on top and drains have been jetted last year etc so they should be fine. It's like it's sat on top but there must be 6 inch of water to plough in more in places West Lancashire...
  14. F

    Front press for light land

    Currently running a Cousins 3m, 45 degree ring press on the front of our combi drill. We farm very light fluffy black fen land, the press does sink a little at times and I think causes auto steer problems! Considering switching to a Lynx DD, anyone any experience of these on light stuff? Would...
  15. D

    Dowdeswell DP7 D2

    What’s the craic with these ploughs?What’s the D2 mean? I swore I’d never have another DP7 after changing to a LB85 ….. until prices for worn out old kit went silly. But now I’m looking for another plough for 135hp and DP7 look affordable. And with Diwdeswell MA100, 120 etc what’s the number...
  16. Lallemand Animal Nut.

    How to make the best grass silage possible

    When fed correctly, good quality silage is the most cost-effective feed source for dairy and beef systems, and it supports both animal health and production. In dairy herds, feeding good quality silage not only helps maximise milk yield, but the breakdown of the fibre fraction of silage in the...
  17. charlie94

    Tractor Tyres

    Bit of a minefield?!? I was drilling stubble turnips other day and suddenly tyre went down on the back of new Holland. Got a gash in the side wall. Could have repaired it but thought tyres 5 year old and few other minor gashs in the sidewall as well. Bought some new BKTs to be fitted today...
  18. TFF

    Energy Efficiency Advice for Arable Farmers

    The largest source of energy usage on arable farms is crop storage and drying. Transport and cultivation are also a considerable source and the inputs which go into growing crops comprise another large source. The ’embodied energy’ found in fertilisers, especially ammonium and nitrate based...
  19. CPM RSS

    Tyres: Reinventing the tyre

    Written by CPM Magazine from CPM Magazine Download PDF It’s not very often a truly new tyre is invented, but every now and again someone thinks outside the box to bring about an evolution. CPM learns how a simple paper cup inspired an entirely new tyre design. By Melanie Jenkins A year...
  20. Agriimark

    best off road pick up tyres?

    what's everyone's go to brand or tyre type. don't want the most expensive, just want the best mid range on and off road that does the job without costing a fortune.
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